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: : : : Photo: About The Teacher Label: About The Teacher Mrs. Pehle graduated from Lincoln-Way High School in 1998. She spent two years at Joliet Junior College playing volleyball and taking her general education classes. She finished her B.A. at St. Ambrose University in Davenport, IA with degrees in Secondary Education and Psychology. While at St. Ambrose, Mrs. Pehle continuted to play and coach volleyball. She did her student teaching in psychology at Rock Island High School. Mrs. Pehle started teaching at Lincoln-Way Central in 2003. She has taught Psychology of the Mind, Psychology of the Personality, A.P. Psychology, History of American Popular Music, and Western Civilization. Mrs. Pehle has coached both boys' and girls' volleyball at Lincoln-Way, and she coached a boys' volleyball club, Team Fury. She is has sponsored the Psychology Club, Support Our Soldiers, and Peer Helpers (which she is still a current sponsor). In her time away from school, Mrs. Pehle loves spending time with her family and friends, listening to music, traveling, and watching movies. She is currently writing her thesis for her Masters Degree in Educational Psychology through Northern Illinois University. Mrs. Pehle's area of research is helping develop adolescent identity in a school setting. Mission Label: Mission A.P. Psychology is one of the most useful classes you could take while at Lincoln-Way Central. You will learn a great deal about yourself and others. You will be able to use psychology in your everyday life, and find examples of concepts we learn in class with ease. This is a college level class, and you will be expected to work up to the expectations of the class. Plan on taking the A.P. Psychology test the second Tuesday in May. The harder you work, the more likely you are to earn college credit! Or, would you like to view and optionally restore one of these previous versions? Password: Forgot your password?

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